4.5
RV Park
A OK RV Park
Thompson Springs, Utah
Campground in Utah.
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About Lakeside Park
Campground in Utah.
Nestled in the heart of Utah, Lakeside Park offers RV travelers a serene escape where natural beauty meets comfortable camping accommodations. This well-established RV park has earned the trust of nearly 900 visitors, reflected in its solid 4.1-star rating, making it a reliable choice for those seeking an authentic Utah experience.
Utah's landscape is nothing short of spectacular, and staying at Lakeside Park puts you in the perfect position to explore some of the region's most iconic natural wonders. The state is famous for its stunning national parks, dramatic red rock formations, and pristine bodies of water that attract outdoor enthusiasts from around the world. Whether you're drawn to hiking, fishing, water sports, or simply soaking in breathtaking vistas, the surrounding area delivers unforgettable experiences.
The park's lakeside setting provides a peaceful atmosphere ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Many guests appreciate the opportunity to enjoy water-based recreation right in the vicinity, from leisurely lakeside walks to more active pursuits. The Utah climate offers comfortable camping conditions, particularly during spring and fall when temperatures are mild and the scenery is especially vibrant.
For those interested in exploring beyond the park, Utah's famous destinations are within reasonable driving distances. The state's national parks showcase some of America's most distinctive geological features, with opportunities for photography, hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, and interpretive programs that educate visitors about the region's natural history.
Lakeside Park appeals to RV enthusiasts who value a peaceful setting with convenient access to outdoor adventures. Whether you're embarking on a longer Utah road trip or settling in for an extended stay to explore the local area, this park provides a comfortable base camp. The consistent positive feedback from previous guests suggests a well-maintained facility that understands what travelers need for an enjoyable camping experience. Plan your Utah adventure with confidence knowing you have a quality destination that other travelers have enjoyed and recommended.
Utah's landscape is nothing short of spectacular, and staying at Lakeside Park puts you in the perfect position to explore some of the region's most iconic natural wonders. The state is famous for its stunning national parks, dramatic red rock formations, and pristine bodies of water that attract outdoor enthusiasts from around the world. Whether you're drawn to hiking, fishing, water sports, or simply soaking in breathtaking vistas, the surrounding area delivers unforgettable experiences.
The park's lakeside setting provides a peaceful atmosphere ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Many guests appreciate the opportunity to enjoy water-based recreation right in the vicinity, from leisurely lakeside walks to more active pursuits. The Utah climate offers comfortable camping conditions, particularly during spring and fall when temperatures are mild and the scenery is especially vibrant.
For those interested in exploring beyond the park, Utah's famous destinations are within reasonable driving distances. The state's national parks showcase some of America's most distinctive geological features, with opportunities for photography, hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, and interpretive programs that educate visitors about the region's natural history.
Lakeside Park appeals to RV enthusiasts who value a peaceful setting with convenient access to outdoor adventures. Whether you're embarking on a longer Utah road trip or settling in for an extended stay to explore the local area, this park provides a comfortable base camp. The consistent positive feedback from previous guests suggests a well-maintained facility that understands what travelers need for an enjoyable camping experience. Plan your Utah adventure with confidence knowing you have a quality destination that other travelers have enjoyed and recommended.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Wellington is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Utah weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Wellington.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Wellington. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Lakeside Park Reviews
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Gavin Valgardson
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Gavin Valgardson
The staff is full of awesome people who go out of their way to help customers. The sites are great too and offer lots of shade. I spend a lot of time here every summer can highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys the camper lifestyle.
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Phillip Clevenger
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Phillip Clevenger
Love this place but has become way too expensive...over $70/night are you serious? Especially in the winter....I don't think I will ever stay here again! Sad times but true. I can go to a place with full hookups within 45 minutes of this place and they charge less than $50/night with full hookups and amenities!!!
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Jodi Poll
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Jodi Poll
They are very strict with all of the rules. This is okay but we did feel like they were watching us a lot. Quick family trip. The Provo airport is next store making it louder than when we stayed here a few years ago. Hosts were polite and helpful in getting us spots next to friends. Seems to have a lot of long term guests and the whole park was quiet by 8:30 on the weekend.
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Connie ericksen
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Connie ericksen
The office was Closed on Sunday and out of all soft drinks but service on Saturday and Monday was exceptional. Very convenient and maintained site. The location and facility were also great for several low-traffic bike rides.
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Ty Saffold
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Ty Saffold
The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush... The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush towards us while we were walking our dogs and chastised us for walking them in an "unauthorized" area of the park. No kindness or consideration of the fact only 1 sign indicated the area was designated as such and was on the opposing side of where we were walking. We saw it as we were leaving the area. All things considered, that particular encounter sealed our decision to leave. We are full timers, retired and enjoy meeting, making friends, camping and relaxing. This is not the place for that. This place is ok for a day if you need to unwind between legs of your trip but it isn't a destination. Lastly, the lake is not next to the park. We cut our stay short and left 7 days prior to our original leave date.
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Ty Saffold
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Ty Saffold
The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush... The park is predominately occupied by folks who are there for extensive periods of time. Although, that is ok, we felt like "outsiders" while we were there. Very few cordial folks and even less so when we spoke or tried to acknowledge them. Pretty much ignored us. One person who was parked next to us was (at least) communicable. One employee even went out of her way to come out of the office, rush towards us while we were walking our dogs and chastised us for walking them in an "unauthorized" area of the park. No kindness or consideration of the fact only 1 sign indicated the area was designated as such and was on the opposing side of where we were walking. We saw it as we were leaving the area. All things considered, that particular encounter sealed our decision to leave. We are full timers, retired and enjoy meeting, making friends, camping and relaxing. This is not the place for that. This place is ok for a day if you need to unwind between legs of your trip but it isn't a destination. Lastly, the lake is not next to the park. We cut our stay short and left 7 days prior to our original leave date.
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